The python version is 3.10.6 by default on ubuntu 22.04. It may have some compatibility issues with OpenVINO. In this article, I will demonstrate how to install Openvino (CPU only) on a fresh ubuntu 22.04. The CPU model I used in this demonstration is the Intel i5-8250u. Step 1: Add this repository to your…
Deploy your own decentralized exchange on Solana [8: Deploy your exchange on Solana mainnet]
As oyster swap is a dated project, I do not recommend you deploy it on the Solana Mainnet due to security reasons. If you still want to deploy it on the Mainnet, here are some changes you may need to do: Many NFT projects launched on Solana last year. It seems that the Solana Mainnet…
Deploy your own decentralized exchange on Solana [7: Deploy your exchange into the Cloudflare page]
Based on the cloned oyster swap project, we created our decentralized exchange in the previous article. This article will teach you how to deploy your exchange into the Cloudflare page. Step 1: On your code editor’s terminal, execute the command below. Step 2: Create a Cloudflare account if you don’t have one. After that,…
Deploy your own decentralized exchange on Kadena [9: Deploy your exchange into the Cloudflare page]
We created our decentralized exchange in the previous article based on the cloned Kaddex swap project. This article will teach you how to deploy your exchange into the Cloudflare page. Step 1: On your code editor’s terminal, execute the command below. Step 2: Create a Cloudflare account if you don’t have one. After that, go…
Some minor issues on the Build and Deploy a Web 3.0 Cryptocurrency Exchange Decentralized Application by JavaScript Mastery
The YouTube channel JavaScript Mastery clearly demonstrated how to deploy your own web3.0 decentralized exchange on Ethereum. There is a but related to the dropdown menu of the swap page at the end of the video. As the setShowList function is triggered twice every time we click the dropdown menu, it will not…
Deploy your own decentralized exchange on Solana [6: changing the name of your token]
In the previous article, we created our liquidity pool. However, the token name is still a random number and is difficult to remember In this article, we will learn how to change its name on our exchange and update it on the Solana lab GitHub. Step 1: To change the token name on our…
Deploy your own decentralized exchange on Solana [5: create your own liquidity pool on solana]
In the previous article, we successfully built our decentralizsed exchange on Solana. In this article, we will create our liquidity pool using our own exchange. Step 1: Go to the Pool page of our exchange. Step 2: Enter the amount of SOL and the token you want to add to the liquidity pool. I…
Deploy your own decentralized exchange on Solana [4: create our own decentralised exchange based on the cloned oyster swap project]
In the previous article, we imported the wallet created from the Solana tool suite to Sollet. Finally, we are ready to build our decentralized exchange based on the cloned oyster swap project. Before we start, you will need to install a code editor with npm, such as Visual Studio Code and Atom. Step 1:…
Deploy your own decentralized exchange on Solana [3: import your wallet to Sollet]
We have created our token on Solana in the previous article. However, since the oyster swap does not support phantom wallets, we will need to use Sollet or Solflare to perform a transaction. Therefore, this article will teach you how to import your wallet to Sollet. Step 1: Go to Sollet and click “Restore…
Deploy your own decentralized exchange on Solana [2: create your own token on solana]
In the previous article, we created our wallet and obtained some SOL for testing on the Devnet using the Solana tool suite. In this article, we are going to develop our token. Step 1: Using the same command prompt from the previous article, create our token with the command below spl-token create-token